19th Century English Lacquer & Papier-Mache Tiltop Table

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19th Century English Lacquer & Papier-Mache Tiltop Table

A delightful 19th century English tilt-top table crafted in lacquered papier-mâché, its shaped shield-form top hand-painted with a vibrant scene of exotic birds in flight above a tranquil lakeside landscape, framed by a lush border of colourful blooms including roses, dahlias, and chrysanthemums. Gilt banding traces the edge of the top. The table tilts on a turned and gilt-decorated baluster column, descending to a tripod base with scrolled, gilt-highlighted legs ending in brass castors, allowing the table to be moved with ease. A charming example of the Victorian fascination with japanned and lacquered decorative furniture.

Dimensions (L x W x H)

70 x 55.5 x 17.5 cm

Place of Origin

England

Period

19th Century English

Colour

Gold, red, yellow, green, pink

Condition

Good

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